Measures for weak ground and liquefaction prevention! The log pile method demonstrates significant results!
The "Log-based Ground Reinforcement Method" is a ground reinforcement technique that supports structures by smoothly transmitting loads to the ground through log piles, and it is expected to further utilize local materials. The embedded log piles are recognized for their soundness and high reliability, and they can be machined to have beveled heads, which helps reduce head damage. Consuming log piles for ground reinforcement contributes to the formation of a "forest underground," which is linked to vibrant local forestry. 【Features】 ■ Measures against weak ground ■ Liquefaction prevention measures ■ High reliability ■ Beveled head processing ■ Improved construction efficiency For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■ Ground reinforcement for concrete L-shaped retaining walls - Dimension of round timber piles: tip diameter 15cm, pile length 4.0m ■ Ground reinforcement for large drainage channels - Dimension of round timber piles: tip diameter 20cm, pile length 5.0m ■ Ground reinforcement for box culverts - Dimension of round timber piles: tip diameter 18cm, pile length 4.0m ■ Ground reinforcement for building foundations - Dimension of round timber piles: tip diameter 18cm, pile length 4.0m *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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We are professionals in the utilization of thinned wood. We are sharing information related to timber construction projects from Joetsu City, Niigata Prefecture. We respond to inquiries about the design and on-site consultation for log piles, wooden sheet piles, solid cedar wood, wooden drainage covers, thinning barricades, wooden bridges, and more.
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